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JHand
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Slip on recoil pad
Yesterday at 8:11pm
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Im looking for a recoil pad to help tame a custom trapdoor that weighs out a hair under 8lbs. The shooters friend was recommended,  but buffalo arms has had it out of stock for a while. 

Anyone have a recommendation or happen to have one lying around?
  
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Re: Slip on recoil pad
Reply #1 - yesterday at 8:54pm
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Look at the Tourbons.  I have a couple. 
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Reply #2 - yesterday at 10:23pm
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Does the shooters friend work with a crescent buttplate?  My Hepburn really lets you know you pulled the trigger with heavy hunting loads.  Tom
  
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Reply #3 - yesterday at 11:08pm
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     Don't know if anyone cares but Tourbon products come out of China and I personally will not use a communist made accessory on my good American rifle.
  
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Re: Slip on recoil pad
Reply #4 - Today at 1:28am
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I've had good luck with the gel filled ones.  My first one was a "Recoil Eraser" which is no longer available.  Amazon has the GeToo version.  Not as pretty as the ones listed above, but I can't see it when I'm behind the gun and it comes off easily.

And they are really effectiive.
  
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